The Dickinson press., 1887-04-23

Jasper Dunlap came in from kil-
deer mountains Tuesday to enjoy a
little city life.
Measures taken 10y Fowler & Lang
don for suits by first class manu-
facturers.
Fargo is making an extra effort to
secure the location of the C%ongrega.
tional college.
]. G. Turck, station agent of the
Northern Pacific at Gladstone was in
town Tuesday.
Prayer meeting will he held every
Wednesday evening at the church, at
1870. All are invited to attend.
James Culgrove and John Stone
hooker returned from their trip
south last Saturday.
II. a. Stemple, formerly of st.
Peter. Mimi, is now officiating as
| night operator ut the depot.
The frame of one of the syndicate
cottages on Sims street is raised and
the building partially boarded.
On Monday evening. April lS. NJ. S.
Cuskelly and Miss X. Davis were unit.
ed in marriage by Rev. Chas. Dobson.
j. l.. Massey and w. S. Britton, of
st. Louis, have applied for a charter
for the First National bank ut Minot.
p. J. Anderson and wife, of James.
town. arrived here last Tuesday and
will engage in the laundry business
Agency for Sewing Machines and
old machines taken in exchange at
Fowler & Langdon's.
In this Issue will be found an adver,
tisement calling for bids for the cree
ton of three school houses ut Ante.
lope.
Stamp & Green have built an addi
tion to the residence of Thomas III
Ryan Oh Barnes street, sixteen fee
square.
Hundreds of persons. using Aver:
Hair Vigor, certify to it's efficacy il
restoring to their hair the color ant
beauty of youth.
Mrs. r. +. lines left Thursday, FOL
Black River Falls, Wis. where sht
will spend a few weeks visiting rela
tives and friends.
The most complete line of hats anG
caps ut Fowler & L%angdon's to bt
found in Dickinson and at prices thai
will sell them.
The proprietor of the Headquartcr.
hotel at Fargo says that his bushes!
has fallen off IS per cent. since tn,
passes were called in.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Krauth & Leutz, of Hebron
who are selling farm machinery a
prices to suit the times.
Roberts & Benson's place has beel
completely renovated. retitted and re
paired and their new billiard hal
opened up for business.
Joe Cuskelly's place of business ha
had a thorough o%verhauling, and bee
newly papered, painted and grained S
that it looks better than new
Davy Klinefelter. after a long. pair
full siege of sickness was able to b
out this week. and receive the heart
greetings of his many friends.
W. L. Crosby returned from his cat
tie ranch last Tuesday. He report
his loss of stock through the pas
winter as less than ten per cent.
II. E. Ward, of jamestown, an oil
wartime friend of Judge Campbe
was in town the past week. He pal
the PRESS office a very pleasant visi
R. E. Lamoremx has resigned til
position of night operator at the d.
pot, and is assisting J. F. Vinton
Co. in closing out their stock of DIR
goods.
G. D.. Hanscom, our %enterprisin
hardware man. has just received a CO
load of farm machinery consisting {
plows, cultivators. harrows, mower
seeders and wagons.
The Dickinson Cornet Band CAV
an open air concert on Willard stree
Monday evening. The band appear
to improve upon each successive a,
c pearance and the members are d
serving of great praiseiin their efor'
to please the community.
: The surveyor general of Dakot
:. has been notified to survey sever;
townships in and on the great ben
, of the Missouri, as well as elsewhel
in that locality. 1t is understood
that these lands are those fro
, which white settlers are to he drive
by the troops. Under the land
: severalty law. the Indians have cho
en- land at these points. which the
, wish allotted to them. Most of IL
!. settlers on the two reservations al
in the great bend. where there